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Forrester Boyd News

Year: 2022

MTD ITSA delayed for two more years

The Treasury has confirmed a two-year delay to the introduction of Making Tax Digital for income tax (MTD ITSA).

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Cooking up a storm at the Gallery Restaurant

Forrester Boyd and Barclays swapped their professional attire for chef’s whites and aprons to take part in a cooking competition to raise money for St. Andrew’s Hospice.

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  • 19th December 2022

Cohabitation law reforms rejected

The government has rejected proposals to modernise cohabitation laws in England and Wales, leaving it up to individuals to arrange their financial affairs for partners and dependen...

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  • 19th December 2022

Tackling rising employment costs

The 9.7% uplift to the National Living Wage from April 2023 should be welcome news for lower-paid workers, but could present problems if their employer simply cannot afford the inc...

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  • 19th December 2022

Business rates revaluation in 2023

From 1 April 2023, business rates in England and Wales will be updated to reflect changes in property values since the last revaluation in 2017. Although many businesses will see i...

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  • 19th December 2022

The effects of fiscal drag on your tax position

Fiscal drag is the stealthy way in which governments pull more and more taxpayers into higher tax brackets without the backlash that comes with increased tax rates. This is somethi...

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  • 19th December 2022

Capital gains targeted in Autumn Statement

It comes as no surprise that capital gains tax (CGT) was targeted in the government’s Autumn Statement, with the changes forecast to raise some £1.6 billion over the next five year...

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  • 25th November 2022

Employers

Employers may be relieved that there were no further changes proposed to class 1 NIC rates or thresholds in 2022/23 or 2023/24. Also, the health and social care levy, which was due...

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  • 25th November 2022

Small companies

The main rate of corporation tax will rise to 25% on 1 April 2023, but the small companies rate of 19% will apply to profits up to £50,000.

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  • 25th November 2022

Individuals

The higher rate income tax threshold and personal allowance were already in line to be frozen at the 2021/22 levels for two years, and now they will be stuck at those monetary amou...

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